The 200 Artists and Architects that contributed to the Guggenheim Museum’s exhibition ‘Contemplating the Void’ now have their work available for public auction!
This is incredibly exciting, because while many of us will never have a chance to have a house designed by one of these many esteemed architects, we can have a piece of their [...]
The inaugural exhibit at Ron Arad’s Design Museum Holon opens tomorrow, ‘The State of Things,’ featuring more than 100 objects that collectively reflect issues concerning the practice, consumption and cultural impact of contemporary international design.
The exhibit opens on March 4th and runs through May 15th.
It is curated by Barbara Bloemink, with assistant curators Julie Lasky, [...]
A tour of Brooklyn’s most expensive real estate listing is bound to impress.
Architizer was recently allowed to take a tour of the four-floor, four-clock’ed penthouse at One Main Street in New York City’s most populous borough.
(image courtesy of DUMBO NOW)
The building was built in 1914 – one of many buildings designed for Robert Gair, a [...]
It’s official, I am becoming ‘that guy’ who google searches ‘architecture’ in his spare time just for fun. Ordinarily I wouldn’t go around publicizing this kind of outrageously dorky behavior, but I found the image results to be kind of interesting.
I guess I was expecting a Frank Gehry building to be number one.
Or maybe the [...]
Last evening at Studio X, the latest winner of the Spontaneous Architecture competition was announced.
The theme this month was responding to the crisis in Haiti. Participants were asked to address the question of not only creating emergency shelter, but in the wake of the literal collapse of Parliament, creating emergency institutions.
An exhibition opened on Friday at the Guggenheim in New York – Contemplating the Void – Interventions in the Guggenheim Museum. Nearly 200 architects, artists and designers imagined dream interventions in the Guggenheim Museum as a culmination of the institution’s 50 year anniversary.
The institution assembled an amazing list of talent, including Architizer member firms workAC, [...]
The last time I went to the Statue of Liberty was in 2nd grade. It was fun, I guess.
I was in no rush to go back.
Yesterday I took a cold ferry ride out there with Marc Tsurumaki from LTL Architects with our studio from Columbia GSAPP. I have to admit, the copper lady really blew [...]
Welcome to Seoul, center of design in this new decade.
Starting this month, Seoul is the 2010 World Design Capital and ranked third of the list of the top places to visit in 2010 according to the New York Times.
One of the highlights this year is the the third annual Seoul Design Fair held from September [...]
Like a beacon of hope on a cold winter’s day, the announcement last week that SO-IL was the winner of the annual Young Architects Program competition to design the courtyard space at P.S.1, in Queens, came as a sign that, eventually, it would once again be warm in New York.
Not only does the design remind [...]
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SIX amazing kid-friendly projects on Architizer! See how today’s architects transform everyday objects into kidscapes that delight the young and old alike!
